The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-31

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rs on Tuesday otter1h at p"piic sale
rhoias Lhzelerr farm situated III inc
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Ns on neSaay evening iaSe. Inc ioi-
Il were eiec'e'. orsn'p'u' Na>'er'
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Is. Joseph Fl. Sloan, son of Mr.. David
in, and a popular young man OF this
, was married on ednesday TO Miss
ma +. 'hicH, OF fhl'a"e'Phia' anu iof-
~ Elkton. Inc ceremony was per-
AT the residence OF the otlde SISTER,
+; "A. Ley No 81 moore street, ruii-
IA oy ke'. I, W. hricKles' pastor OF
>n street NJ 4. ohurch. lhe newly
coupe Will rtsiue III Elhtoh' "heft
ON is engage" Win MS '"'her III 'ne
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ot, Charles Corhif, a wealthy resident
Lion Hundred, Del, died on Thurs
+ Brights' disease aged 40 years.
Corbit commanded ono "t the five
nieS of the First Delaware Calvary,
u the famous attack on "Jeh' Stuarts =
DIT est ii''''i''ef' -'"'' oil q uly -nn'
WHICH, uti"s eu tue ''ooo c"pieletafs
hours anu prev hle" tneih iroti par
'ans III 'ne oa''ie vi "e''s sung ne
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te Baltimore * Eastern Shore railroad
e considered as dead, for the present
Gt. II IL conceded that 1t cannot De
l unless Baltimore city endorses the
:luy's bonds for SjUO,0oe, and Balti-
Investments in railroad stock and
: have proved SO unsatisfactory, it is
sely she will 90 into any more ven
ot ChaC co"rac'er' especially Since the
=. ROAD mas passeo its ocIouef ui'l-
. Inc postp"hetheht 'or the present.
,Struc'ioh Oh the ID o. ~ D roA" VIII
ltaii great inconvenience Oh the pres
'neratlon, ana tne heH' may ouilo the
II WANTS 1t EdStoA sur.
he Wilmington Erery Ecentng, speak
the Christmas trade of that city,
"Oue noteworthy fact In tins connec-
5 that Wilmington outside trade,
ug from the packages sent through the
p, W. & g. bagg ge office was larger
ever before. People from all along the
of the Delaware railroad purchased
iberally i'll this city and Newark and
IN also brought considerable trade,
ing that the tide is gradually turning,
hat W llmlugtOn can supply the de-